whiffer
/ˈwɪfər/
noun
- A person who often fails to hit the ball in sports, especially baseball; a poor hitter.
- The coach benched the whiffer after three strikeouts.
- He was known as a whiffer in little league, but he improved with practice.
- The team's whiffer finally made contact and got a single.
- A device or person that produces a puff of air or a brief smell.
- He used a small whiffer to blow dust off the keyboard.
- The old fan was just a weak whiffer of air.
- The perfume whiffer at the store let customers sample scents.